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AUTOMOTIVE FABRICATOR/FITTER: Bayswater
AUTOMOTIVE FABRICATOR/FITTER: Bayswater

An experienced tradesperson is required by a leading converter of wheelchair access vehicles.

Very challenging and rewarding work.

The successful applicant must be:
• Motivated
• Understand engineering concepts
• Be competent with welding and power tools.

A sincere commitment to quality is essential and mechanical/automotive experience would be an advantage.

Above award wages plus overtime.

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September 7, 2010
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